CAPO

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Categories:	Office / Contract furniture › Seating furniture › Waiting furniture
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Product description

An armchair with a slender yet enveloping form. Its shape and materiality came from the image of a dapper gentleman in a well-cut suit and a felted hat. Capo is available in several variations that make it suitable for various settings. Fabrics and leathers can be used to upholster the entire armchair or be used in different combinations for the front and back. Metal structure available in gray, blue and terracotta.

Articles about CAPO

STOCKHOLM FURNITURE & LIGHT FAIR 2020

Harmony from contrasts

2/14/2020

London designers Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien were the guests of honor at this year’s Stockholm Furniture Fair. We met Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien in their self-designed exhibition pavilion at the fair.

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